Hrad Devín, also known as Devín Castle, is a historic castle ruin located on a high cliff overlooking the confluence of the Danube and Morava rivers near Bratislava, Slovakia. This site has been inhabited since prehistoric times, with fortifications dating back to the Iron Age, and later by Celts, Romans, and Slavs. Due to its strategic location, it was a key fortress throughout Slovak and Central European history, especially during the Great Moravian Empire in the 9th century.
The castle offers stunning views of the surrounding landscapes, including the Danube River valley, Austria across the river, and the scenic hills of the Little Carpathians. The architecture features remnants of medieval walls, Romanesque and Gothic elements, and the iconic Maiden Tower, which stands dramatically above the rivers. Today, Devín Castle is a popular tourist destination and a symbol of
The castle offers stunning views of the surrounding landscapes, including the Danube River valley, Austria across the river, and the scenic hills of the Little Carpathians. The architecture features remnants of medieval walls, Romanesque and Gothic elements, and the iconic Maiden Tower, which stands dramatically above the rivers. Today, Devín Castle is a popular tourist destination and a symbol of
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